Can Your Family Members also Receive Immigrant Visas? Your spouse and minor…

Can Your Family Members also Receive Immigrant Visas?

Your spouse and minor unmarried children, younger than 21, can apply for immigrant visas with you based on your approved petition. They would also, like you, complete the necessary registration forms, obtain the necessary civil records, pay the required charges, and undergo medical examinations. Upon receipt of an authorized I-130 or I-140 petition from USCIS, consular officers at the United States Embassies and Consulates will evaluate their immigrant visa applications.

Which documents do you need for the Employment Immigrant Visa interview?

Before the interview if you are applying for the Employment Immigrant Visa then you need these documents: the DS-260 Form, the I-140 Form from the employer, a valid passport, two 2×2 photographs of yourself, Civil documents like birth and marriage certificates, Completed Medical Forms and the I-864 Form which is evidence of financial support if you have a relative who can financially support you.

What kind of questions are asked in the Immigrant Visa interview?

Because there are many types of the Immigrant Visa, there are various questions that can be asked based on the category of the Visa you applied for. Mainly in Immigrant interviews they ask about your cultural background, your employment and education status, your reason of wanting to enter the United States, your future plans and your criminal history.

Required Forms for the Family Visa?

The required Forms for the Family Visa are: The I-130 Form and the I-864 Form. The I-130 Petition Form requires you to send proof of your family relationship, proof of your petitioner’s legal status and the USCIS filing fee. And the I-864 Form is an Affidavit of Support which proves that the sponsor will financially support you.

Do you want to live in the US?

Many international students/visitors not only want to visit the US but also live in it. It is no surprise that each year the US has so many Immigrant applicants. These applicants want to live in the Unites States for better studying opportunities, better job offers, better quality of life, to be with their loved ones and many more reasons!

Where do most immigrants live in the US?

Most immigrants lived in 20 major metropolitan areas, where most of them resided in New York, Miami and Los Angeles areas. These 20 metro areas had almost 30 million immigrants which make up more than 60 percent of the total foreign-born population of the country.

What other types of Immigrant Visas are there besides Employment and Family related?

Besides these two types of Visas there are Other Immigrant Visas such as the DV Visa which is the Diversity Immigrant Visa and the SB Visa which is a Returning Resident Visa.

Which documents are required for the Immigrant Spouse Visa?

The documents needed for the Immigrant Spouse Visa are: a valid passport, Form I-130 which is a Petition for Alien Relative, two 2×2 photos, Form I-864 which is Affidavit of Support from the petitioner/sponsor, birth certificate, marriage certificate, DS-260 Form, civil documents and completed medical examination forms.